Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 508 of the MTG Goldfish podcast. I'm Seth, probably better known as Saffron Olive, and we have a special crew this week. Everyone's here, but we're coming to you from MagicCon Vegas. We're over in the Westgate Hotel. We got the whole crew, starting with Richard. How are you doing today, Richard? Good morning, Seth. I'm doing'm doing very well me too cram uh how are you on three hours of sleep this morning having a good

bagis three hours asleep blew my voice out from a lot of sweet announcements and just meeting lots

of folks so you know I'm going to sound a little hoarse and like I'm finally hitting puberty

speaking of sweet announcements we have some huge announcements to talk about today which is actually going to sound a little hoarse and like I'm finally hitting puberty. Speaking of sweet announcements, we have some huge announcements to talk about today,

which is actually going to be our main topic of the cast.

We're going over a bunch of big news that they announced on Friday at MagicConvagus.

So we're going to be covering that.

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this weekend, which Wizards announced the next year of magic and kind of the future of magic.

And I think the biggest news is that they're changing the way that standard works, that magic sets

works. Basically, the TLDR is starting next year, we're getting six standard sets a year.

Every premiere set's

going to be standard legal and half of those sets are going to be universes beyond IPs so we know

we're getting Final Fantasy first then we're getting a Marvel Spider-Man set and at the end of

next year we're going to be getting an unannounced universes beyond set and in between we have

some magic sets we're going to Etherdrift,

which seems to be like another Caladesh set, right? Ether ETHER EVOL, Caladesh, but the death rays

going across the plains. We're getting returned to Tarkir, and then Edge of Eternities, which is the

space set. So super curious what you guys think about this announcement. The big news,

I think, is universe is beyond standard legal going forward. We need to spoil one more thing, though,

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